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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-06
THE BETTER WAY.
,bou didst no, pirate as Others oft to me

Thou didst not pirate as Others oft to me
OF souls congenial pining long apart
with reckless usage words have feeble grown.
And load their weakness on the earnest tone),
From quiet eyes and clear looked sympathy.
And GAINED With promise my eDtreating heart
Thou ddst not vow that while we both drew
breath
Ny cause should never lack support Of thine;
Tha mi <htless 20 divide We're sea and land.
No; tlou 10 silence gavest me thy hand,
And not unless that hand should clasp with death
Shall Us lingering pressure miss from mine.
Catherine s. Holmes in New York Graphic.
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will save hsr," he cried; "half, yes; fully
one-half, for the poor old womanp'


one half, for the poor old womanp'
He was now appealing to the Poles, but
no one stirred All at once my neighbor,
| the Cossack, descended the steps and
| planted himself before the butcher.
"Mnd you, no tomfoolery in thisi Tell
me at once what you'll give me to enter
there and he pointed 10 the blazing
house. at this moment almost entirely in
vaded by the fire.
Five silver roubles, my friend five
silver roubles, by the living God. D."
Five roubles," repeated the Cossack,
that is not enough; however, we've no
! time 10 bargain. Do you hear, you
others" raising his voice, che pays me
! five roubles to GO in there"
"But for that you must bring her
back, cried the jew, clinging 20 the arm
Of the soldier. nothing unless you do. s"
rs it for pleasure that | go in there'"
growled the Cossack, angrily, 'but quick,
/ idiot. and tell ma where's that goat OF a
mother TO be found.'
I'm her bed I'm the chamber, I'm the left
hand corner"
Good said the Russian, with the
help Of God we'll have her 0ut;n and with
q quick bound he leaped the steps Of the
house made the sign Of the cross and dis
appeared i'm the flames.
your horses are ready, said the pos
tilion. climbing 20 his seat.
'Waitr ] answered I'M low voice my
friend. who had by this time joined me,
awaiting as anXionsly as myself the de
movement of the drama.
At this moment the Cos-ack reappcared
scorchcd aud smoking. bat carrying 300 hi.
arms the half dead Jewess. a shout of
triumph salutcd him.
"Ucrc She is, said he approaching The
butcher and giving him DIS burdens,
"herc She is. n0w give me the roubie-.'
At this moment with a sort of roar the
flames burst from the house in every di-
rection.
Did you hear me-" said the Cossack,
'p1y roe the roubIes you promised me.
"What. immelateiyf bm0nered the
jew; "wait at least until have put her
in place of safety"
"Nor Numbered The Co-sack. ''not
minute viii l wait. Pay me Immediately,
otherwise '-- and be paused s1uil-
cantly
With gesture Of fear the jew covered
his face. bat the Cossack bad never
thought of striking bin. Doc only fixed bis
eyes upon him, sparkling with % burning
rage Blinded boy ayauce. the jew lost
his prudence and drawing from his
pocket q greasy portemouuaie crying and
whining as be did so. be began TO search
through It's contents At last he took
from 10 a crumpled piece of paper and
presented DO 10 the COssack
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KATE spRAGUE's DAUGHTER.
Miss Ethel sprague and Her Determine
ton 10 BE an Actress.

Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague still lives
and has renewed her youth; but the re-
newal is in the person Of a lovely and am
bilious daughter. Miss Ethel Sprague is
Is years of age, and appears to have in
herited, through her mother, a good share
of the talent OF her noted grandfather,
the governor, senator, secretary and chief
justice, Salmon +. Chase. The talent
which made the father so conspicuous a
patriot and statesman, and the daughter
a queen OF Washington society. has In the
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grand daughter
taken the form Of
dramatic ability,
and with it goes
an ardent desire
for life on the
stage. She has
studied the dra
matte profession
both i'm France
and England,
winning praise
from SD high an
th0rity a IS
Henry Irving,
UhOhas promised
his a~-i- stance at
iler debut, So the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-06

The king Of Spain is a very jolly kind 81
baby. lie blows kisses 10 the crowd with
the latest OF little hands.
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Departments % III
pages, printed on
n story Of actual
~ a novel 10 81
Carpenter. I un.
a yindiciiye spirit
one purpose of DO
taXpaying massos .
Of the life OF their
representative ln
the departments
/ ana iu congress
The social official
| life Of Washing
. ton ha- boenwrt-
ten repeatedly.
. but The people
know litfie OF The
real life of fh...
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AS has already been t0.d 0t
graph both Mrs. Weclsler ah. .
were severely hurt by thc eKl.'.o-
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CYNTHIA {. cLtysl.,,
The Pr"''dent'- Relative who
ten "A sensatlon,t n has VIA

One Of the literary se..,,,.
is book by Miss Cyni., ~ on lh.s,,
entitled "Seesaw or Civil So. ''''ssd
Departments Itisa fat vo.r ...s /. ..
pages printed on heavy n,.I me q 30
a story Of actual lfs pr, ana +
Of n novel "It +. M DID, .... ne ilra
carpenter II Understand. . @
a yindiciiye spirit o.. +. ,i....''sa h
one purpose of 10 is fo e..e ..' '., a'i
taxpaying masses "a Tina ' '''',R
OF the life ~ fhlI- flf'r-
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-03-12
Municipal Election.

An election will be held on the 4th.
of April next for the purpose of electing
five trustees to legis!ate the affairs of
this town for term of ore year. Thus
far We have not heard a single word to-
wards organizing and nominating de-
mOcratic ticket. while we hear Oh every
side that the Republicans are working
day and night organizing that party, in
order to secure a solid republican vote OH
the day of the election. II seems to us
that polite ought not to be an issue on
municipal matters, on the contrary, the
people ought to unite, and elect trustees
regardless Of political prejudices. who
would harmonic with the mass Of the
people.
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G0vernorship.

Many Democratic newspapers have
hOisted the name of Gen. Francis I. Nj
cholls for Governor in 1888. 1t will re-
qnire great deal more than this to Sc
cure his nomination. Gov. Mcknery
has his friends in every parish, and they
are usually the class of politicians that
pack conventions and rush through de-
legates. 1t is our firm belief that the
Gen. is the most popular man in the
State with the masses, and particularly
In Southeast Louisiana. But the mas
seS are never permitted to elect delegates
and if he is to secure any delegates from
this section it will require very active
work by his suppOrters.-llOrgan City
Review.
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Card of Thanks.

On motion duly seconded the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
viz : Be it resolved, that we, the men,
bers of Volunteer Fire Co. No. l, of ST.
Martinsville. La, do now express our
high appreciation and kind feelings for
the ladies and gentlemen who have SO
willingly and graciously given us their
valuable and indispensable assistance
both at the bazaar and ball of Feb. 10Th
1887 and also to those who so liberally
contributed to the success of our theater
and ball. Be it further resolved, that
we do now thank the young ladies who
have decorated the Engine, and congra-
tulate them for their good taste.
b. L. FOURNET.
Secretary
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ANOTHOR ART CRAZE.

The latest art work among ladies is
known as the French Craze for decOra-
ting china, glassware, etc. 1t is some
thing entirely neW, and is both profitable
and fascinating. ii is very popular III
Newflork, Boston and other Eastern eli
ties. 10 ledies desiring to learn the Art,
We will send aB elegant china plaque
Size Is inches,) handsomely decorated,
for model. together with box of mate
rial, 100 cOIOred desings asserted in fiOw-
ers, animals, soldiers, landscapes, ETC.,
complete, with full instructions, upon
receipt of Sl.O0. The plaque alone is
worth more than the amount charged.
To evry lady ordering this outfit who en-
closes the address of five other ladies in-
tereSted in Art matters, 10 whom we can
mail our new catalogue Of Art Goods, We
viii enclose extra aud without tharge, 4
beautiful 80 inch, gOld-tinted plaque.
Address, THE EMPIRE NEWS CO.,
Syracus, \. Y.
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We are pleased to say that quite a
large acreage has been planted in oats and
never before was the stand so good, The
crop 50 far Of oats, is indeed tlattering
the plant never looking Sd well as now
more oats. corn, peas, and potatoes is the
only financial salvation for our farmers.
-Robeline Reporter.
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BARGAIN IN MUSIC.

This Favorite Album OF Songs and Bal
lads. containing thirty-two pieces Of
choice, and popular music, full shee:
music size. with complete words and
music and piano accompaniment is line-
ly printed upon heavy paper with very
attractive cover. The following are the
titles Of the songs and ballads contained
in the Favorite Album I'd Nothing
Else to Do The Dear Old Songs Of Home;
Mother. Watch the Little feet; Oh. You
Pretty Blue-eyed Witch: Blue Eyes /;
Katy'S Letter The Passing Bell: | saw
Esau Kissing Kate; Won't You Tell Me
Why, Robin The Old Garden Gate ; Down
Below the Waving Lindens A.; Faded Lea
YES All Among the Summer Ros s To-
uch the Harp Gently. Ny pretty Louise !;
/ really don't think | shall Marry Drea-
ming Of Home ; The old Cottage Clock |;
Across the Sea; A Year Ago ; Bachelors
Hall; Ruth and Good Night; One
Happy Year Ago Jennie in the Ochard ;
lie Old Barn Gate; jacks Farewell /;
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Firemen Election.

The following companies held their
annual election on the fourth of March :
Volunteer Fire Co. No. l, elected the
following officers President, W. A.
Bienvenu Vice President, VIM. B.
Eastin /; Treasurer, Aug MaraiSt Re-
cOrding Secretary ; Il. l.. FOurnet FL
nancial Secretary, James Simon Fore
man, A. V. Fleming 1st. Asst. Fore
man, Cab. Gardemal End. Asst. Fore
man, Adolphe Orillon.
Volunteer Fire Co. No. 2. elected the
Following officers (: President, G.. NJ.
Baker Vice President, Pierre Journet :;
Secretary, Arthur Baker {; Treasurer. j.
T. Penne Foreman, Thomas Ashford !;
1st. Asst. Foreman, Gustave JOurnet !;
End. Asst. Foreman, j. G. VavaSSeur.
Home Hook and Ladder Co. No. l. e.
leeted the following officers President,
A. Z. WoOdley Vice-President, Jerry
Washington Treasurer, G. ROsemOnd; /;
Secretary, }. W. FRANCOIS Foreman,
K. Dyer Isl. Asst. Foreman, Louis
Ambrose ;2nd. Asst. Foreman, Albert
Houston COmlnissary, o. Denis House
keeper, L. C., Gabriel.
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Local Lights.

We had a pleasant visit this week from
our Old friend, Geo. ". Thomas. Call
again old friend.
Fresh meat at all hours Of the day at
N. Bienyenu'5 private market, Main
street.
We had an agreeable and much needed
rain Tuesday morning. The planters
say it is just what they wanted.
The POinte Claire bridge will soon be
an acCOmpliSh.I fact, to the great salts
faction Of this community.
The Police Jury met last Monday, the
proceedings are published in another
column Ci this issue.
Mrs. NJ BieGyenu informs her Gus
toners and the public, that she has just
received d fire and we'll assorted stock Of
fancy and milleuary gO0t5.
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Vol. ii. No. ;.

Polly Whisper in the Twilight. This is
a very fine collection OF real vocal gems.
and gotten up in very handsome style.
Published in the usual way and bought
at music store. these % pieces would
cost you $ll.20. We bought job lot Of
this music at greet sacrifice and as tho
holidays are past, we desire TO close out
our stock at once. Will send you tie en-
tire collection well wrapped and post
paid for only 30 cts. Send immediately.
Address, THE EMPIRE NEWS CO.,
Syracus, n. Y.
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Notice to the Public.

DR.. William Waid, the most powerful
Root Doctor known. ia now residing in
this town. in the building belonging TO
J. +. Panne. adjoining Pierre JOurnets.
He is ready to serve the public at any
time. especially families, which he will
servehy the year on reasonable terms.
Call and give him trial.
Waid's Salve cures Burns, Sores. Cuts
and Rheumatic pains. Price one dollar
per bottle when prescribed.
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A number Of people from the north and
west have visited this section Of country
duri lg the carnival season, and those
with whom we have conversed say that
the climate is splendid and soil excellent.
But they claim too much land is owned
by individuals for the prosperity of the
country. That when the large planta-
tiOns are converted into small farms and
sold to people that are tillers of the soil
then will the Teche country really be
the garden spot Of the sOuth.-Morgan
City Review.
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1t is time for the several refrashmenl
saloons to be opened on Sundays as the
country people and strangers are com
PEELED to call on private houses OF have
recourse to the bayou to appease their
thisrt on those long sundays,
The town council met Saturday last
and appointed Mr.. Martin VOORHEES, as
police officer. We congratulate the
council on their selection, as Mr.. Voor-
HES has all the qualifications to fulfil
the duties Of police officer.
There was some kind. of disagreement at
the races last Sunday. The race between
the horse Of Mr.. Arthur Liable, and that
of Mr.. Pierre JOurnet has not been deci-
ded yet, and it is very probable that this
matter will have to be decided by the
court.
The parish Jail will shortly be enclosed
by substantial plank fence. We hope
to soon see an elegant fence around the
Court House, and one enclosing that
charming lot in front of the Catholic
Church, where the Messenger proposes to
plant an evergreen tree.
The Scientific American published by
Mum & Co., New York, presents weekly
to its readers the best and most reliable
record of various improvements i'll ma
chinery while the scientific progress of
the country can in no way he. CLEANED
so veil as by the regular perusal Of its
pages.
The HOuma Courier says: The moss
industry is boom. 1t will probably
boom here in the near future-when Mr..
C. l.. Lacaze's moss factory which is now
being built will be in operation. II is
certainly not booming now as $3.50 is
the price paid for green moss. Hurry
up Mr.. Lacaze, and let us have a boom
too.
Several ladies and gentlemen visited
the oil works this week. They were
surprised on entering the immense bull
dings and seeing world of wheels, belts,
rollers shafts and the great machinery
rolling and turning in every direction.
The works are lighted by gas. and it is
quite interesting to See the large num-
Der of employers attending to their daily
labor in the usual manner. MIR. ROus-
'seau, in,his usual cOurtuous manner took
charge of the visitors and made them
visit the working Of the machinery and
the different processes through which the
seed has to pass before being converted
into oil. One has no idea OF the cOmpli-
cation and importance of such works,
The oil works are now doing a thriving
business.
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DIED..

Thursday OF ITO p. H., Corinne, daugh-
ter of Louis Durand and Sophie TOfiier.
at the tender age of 3years and months.
The funeral took place yesterday at 10
a. IN. and was attended 10y large con-
course Of friends of the family.
We ten Ter our deep sympathies TO the
family in this, the hour Of their sad af-
Fiction.
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Married.
Secretary,

On Monday March 7th 1887, at the Ca
thOlic Church, by Rev. Father A. NJ. Jan,
Mr.. AdOlphe Judice TO Miss SidOnie Oil
vier. Happiness, success and long life
are the sincere wishes of the Messenger
TO the young couple in their voyage on
the sea Of life.
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There appeared in the Terrebonno
Times of March 9TH. Four full tickets
Of candidates for the election 10 be held
in April 1893, and the Times says il
does not indorse any Of them. which
means some more in the sweet by and
bye. II is better O be too soon than too
late, but some Of them are bound to be
left.
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CONVENT OF MERCY,
St. Martinsvillc, La.

This Institute Offers superior adyanta-
ges TO PorentS desirOus Of giving tlier
children solid and refined Education.
Terms OF tuition, Music etc. moderate
For particulars apply to
SISTERS OF MERCY.
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N O + ICE.

Having been convicted OF manslaugb-
ter and sentenced to five years III the
State penitentiary. thereby give notice
that Twill make application TO the board
Of PardonS for my pardon.
Chs. V. Hollier.
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N 0 T | CE.

The Union Baptist Church Of this town
has adopted resolution to revise the act
of incorporation vi said church, for a
better administration. The Rev. A..
Hamilton. VINO is now the pastor Of said
church is a blessing 10 the cOngrega-
tiOn.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-03-12
THE DUTY OF STATE LFGISLATULE.

Legislation should be effected in every
State regulating the sale and use Of the
many pOisons resOrted 10 by woman in
their desperation TO obtain beautiful
complexion. while there exists in DR..
Harter's Iron Tonic every requisite ne
ceSsary to accomplish the object without
injuring the health or endangering
life.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-03-12

Before the war negroes sold for from
$500 10 5000 apiece, AID white men
Were nOS for sale. At the recent cleo
tion it is sad that great mary of both
colors were bought .or 25 cents apiece
Acadia seq Incl.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-03-12

Henry Ward Beecher. the geeat and IA
nous preacher, died in Brooklyn. New
York, Tuesday the Sth inst at 9:30 a. IN.
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by the author of "Dora Thorne."
u Tho Mystery Of the Holly
Tree; by the author of "Dora
Thorne."
10 The Budget of Wit, Humor
and Fun, large collection of the
funniest stories, sketches, anec-
dotes, poems and jokes that have
been written for some years.
IA John Bowerbonk's Wife ; by
Miss Mulock.
10 The Gray Woman by Mrs.
Gaskell.
16 Sixteen Complete Stories by
popular authors, embracing Love,
Numerous and Detective Stories,
Stories of Society Life, of Adven-
ture, of Railway Life, ETC., all very
interesting.
II Jasper Danes Secret; by
Miss NJ, E. Braddon.
IS Fancy Work for Home
Adornment, an entirely new work
upon this subject, containing easy
and practical instructions for max.
ing fancy baskets, wall pockets,
brackets, needle work, embroid-
cry, etc., profusely and elegantly
illustrated.
10 Grim's Fairy Stories for the
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26 AT the Worlds Mercy. By
Florence Warden.
81 Mildred Trevanion. By
"The Duchess.
% Dark Days. By Hugh Con-
way.
80 Shadows on the Snow. BY
B. L. Farjeon, author of "Bread-
and Cheese and Kisses" etc.
80 Leoline. By Mary Cecil
Hay.
81 Gabriels Marriage. By Will
lie Collins.
80 Reaping the Whirlwind. BY
Mary Cecil Hay.
So Dudley Carlton. By Miss
M. e. Braddon.
"a A Golden Dawn. By the
author of "Dora Thorne," etc.
35 Valerie's Fate. By Mrs.
Alexander.
SO Sister Rose. By Wilkie Col
Inns.
81 Anne. By Mrs. Henry Wood.
SO The Laurel Bush. By Miss
Mulock.
80 Robinson Crusoe. A thrill
ing narrative by Daniel DeFoe,
describing the adventures of a
castaway on an Islandin the South
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Young, the finest collection of
fairy stories ever published. The
children will be delighted with
them.
20 Manual of Etiquette for La
dies and Gentlemen, guide to
politeness and good breeding CIV
ing the rules of modern etiquette
for all occasions.
81 Useful knowledge for the
Million, a handy book of useful
information for all, upon many and
various subjects.
% The Home Cook Book and
Family Physician, containing hun
dreds of excellent cooking receipts
and hints to housekeepers, also
telling how to cure all common all
ments by simple home remedies.
90 Manners and Customs in
Far Away Lands, a very interest
ing and instructive book of travels,
describing the peculiar life, habits,
manners and customs of the people
of foreign countries.
"a Eighty-seven Popular Bal
lads. Same size as sheet music.
All the old and new songs.
% Called Back. By Hugh Con-
way.
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Pacific Ocean.
40 How to Make Poultry Pay.
A practical and instructive series
of articles, by P. H. Jacobs, poul-
try editor of The Farm and Gar
den, Philadelphia. Illustrated.
Al Parlor Magic and Chemical
Experiments, "a book which tells
how to perform hundreds of anus
ing tricks in magic and instructive
experiments, with simple agents.
AZ Gems of the Poets. contain
ing charming selections from Ten
nyson, Longfellow, Whittier, By
ron, Shelly, Moore, Bryant and
others.
43 Building Plans for Practical
Low Cost Houses, a full discrip-
ton and plans of eight modern
houses, ranging i price from $500
to $4,000.
A Anecdotes of Public Men
Washington, Clay, Franklin, Web
ster, Tilden, Lincoln, Scott, Grant,
Garfield, Gladstone, Butler, Han
cock, Lee, and all the leading men
of the century.
As Esop's Fables. The work
of an ancient genius, and grown
people quote them every day.
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The Widow Bedott Papers.

| The Widow Bedott Papers.
. Winter Evening Recreations,
a large collection of Acting Cha
rades, Tableaux, Games, Puzzles,
etc, for social gatherings, private
theatricals and evenings at home.
3 Back to the Old Home. A
novel.
4 Dialogues, REGULATIONS and
Readings, a large and choice col
lection for school exhibitions and
public and private entertainments,
5 The Standard Letter Writer
for ladies and gentlemen, a COM
plete guide to correspondence,
giving plain directions for the
composition of letters of every
kind, with innumerable forms and
examples.
6 The Frozen Deep, by Wilkie
Collins.
z Red Court Farm; by Mrs.
Henry Wood.
8 The Lady of the Lake; by
Sir Walter Scott.
8 In Cupid's Net.
FLO Amos Barton; by George FL
lott.
II Lady Gwendoline's Dream;
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We think the above offer very LIBERAL and hope will accept
any of your nghbos want accept this OFFER kindly
send their and postoce and will send them sample
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HOLLAND & KNOX,
Dallas, Texas.

Residents the city obtain the oye books 932 Main
Street. office of TEXAS FARM AND RANCH, and sample
copies of the paper.
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